Extremism, its roots and its causes

Abstract

Extremism is the most deadly, according to preliminary reports from international organizations. It is more dangerous than genocide and viruses that have not been eradicated. It threatens and occupies countries without any oversight or spotlight. Extremism has existed since ancient times, carrying within it murder, destruction, war, displacement, and genocide. It excommunicates anyone who does not believe in the extremist ideology, whether Islamist, political, or any of the regimes or movements that have emerged from time to time. In order to address the harms resulting from extremism and its impact on societal behavior, we must develop an approach to addressing this extremism: moderation, centrism, and promoting a spirit of tolerance, love, and coexistence among the people of the country, regardless of their religion, sect, ethnicity, or customs. Everyone shares a common love for their homeland and its defense, which should be the prevailing slogan guiding society.